Post by woffan9821 on Jun 18, 2022 23:25:01 GMT -5
From Sony Studios, it's America's Game!
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
EPISODE #2488
Here are today's contestants!
Rae Ormsby is from Conway, AK. She won $20,025 yesterday. Pat informs her that Vanna's from Conway, SC, and Pat likes Tim Conway.
Norman Boufarrd is from Worcester, MA. He's a plastics chemist. He's been married for 33 years. He has 3 children, 2 grandchildren, and 2 step grandchildren. For fun, he plays golf and makes stained glass creations.
Robert James is from Los Angeles, CA. He's an accounting manager, originally from Battle Creek, MI (the cereal capital of the world, according to Robert). He owns over 2,000 CDs.
Norman probably doesn't regret filling out the OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM and winning $2,000.
Round 2 adds a cocktail ring from Krementz worth $4,134. Pat repeats 19 DIAMONDS, .97, 18-karat.
Robert says I HAVE NOT YET BEGIN TO FIGHT. Unfortunately, the infinitive form is not grammatically correct.
Rae correctly says I HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT for $900. Can she double that and more by IDing who said it?
It's not General Patton. Pat says he said "damn the torpedoes", before correcting himself and saying David Farragut. The person who said the quote on the board was JOHN PAUL JONES.
I don't know if Rae solving TWO THUMBS UP FROM SISKEL & EBERT would get that, but she does have $1,900.
Wait, did they add the meme trip to ATLANTA in round 4 so I can't just copy/paste my previous typings? That's a shame.
Norman doesn't have to listen to the CORDLESS DRILL SERGEANT with $13,650!
DING-DING! DING-DING!
It's that time again! Vowels worth nothing, consonants worth... $5,000!
Norman: P ($5,700)
REPEAT AFTER ME, Norman: You win!
Rae retires with a 2-day total of $22,825!
Norman can win any of these prizes:
An antiques collection worth almost $28,000!
A Buick Riviera worth over $33,000!
A trip to England worth over $18,000!
A Land Rover worth over $38,000!
The $25,000!
Five prizes still up for grabs, so a full WHEEL to choose from. Norman picks the W
RSTLN E... help a lot, actually.
CDM A give a bit more help...
After a couple seconds of silence, Norman solves LUNCH MENU for the $25,000!
Norman has $46,350 in all cash!
Norman's wife, Jeanenne, comes down to hug him.
Pat Chat: Pat's talking about exchanging phone numbers. Pat talks about how he'd exchange numbers and not even have all of them. Vanna recounts that back in Myrtle Beach, it used to be that you only had to dial four numbers to call someone.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
EPISODE #2488
Here are today's contestants!
Rae Ormsby is from Conway, AK. She won $20,025 yesterday. Pat informs her that Vanna's from Conway, SC, and Pat likes Tim Conway.
Norman Boufarrd is from Worcester, MA. He's a plastics chemist. He's been married for 33 years. He has 3 children, 2 grandchildren, and 2 step grandchildren. For fun, he plays golf and makes stained glass creations.
Robert James is from Los Angeles, CA. He's an accounting manager, originally from Battle Creek, MI (the cereal capital of the world, according to Robert). He owns over 2,000 CDs.
| Round 1: $1,000 TDV | ||||||||||||||
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| THING | ||||||||||||||
| RAE | Norman | Robert |
| $500 (near TDV): T $300: R (x2) SURPRISE: N -$250: E (x2) -$250: A $400: Y -$250: O (x2) $900: D (DUD!) | $800: M $300: F (x3) $300: L Solve... Correct! | |
| $750 | $2,000 | |
| Surprise |
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| E | N | T | R | Y | F | O | R | M | ||||||
| THING | ||||||||||||||
Norman probably doesn't regret filling out the OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM and winning $2,000.
Round 2 adds a cocktail ring from Krementz worth $4,134. Pat repeats 19 DIAMONDS, .97, 18-karat.
| Round 2: $2,500 TDV | ||||||||||||||
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| WHO SAID IT? | ||||||||||||||
| Rae | NORMAN | Robert |
| $400: T (x4) $350: N (x2) -$250: O (x2) $300: R (DUD!) | Double Play ($300): B $200: G Double Play used! $200 (x2): H (x2) $700: V Solve... Wrong! | |
| $2,050 | $1,900 |
| I | H | _ | V | _ | N | O | T | |||||||
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| WHO SAID IT? | ||||||||||||||
Robert says I HAVE NOT YET BEGIN TO FIGHT. Unfortunately, the infinitive form is not grammatically correct.
| Rae | Norman | Robert |
| $500 (near $700): Y $400: F *NMC* | ||
| $900 | ||
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| Y | _ | T | B | _ | G | _ | N | |||||||
| T | O | F | _ | G | H | T | ||||||||
| WHO SAID IT? | ||||||||||||||
Rae correctly says I HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT for $900. Can she double that and more by IDing who said it?
It's not General Patton. Pat says he said "damn the torpedoes", before correcting himself and saying David Farragut. The person who said the quote on the board was JOHN PAUL JONES.
| Rae | Norman | Robert |
| $900 | $2,000 | $0 |
| Round 3: $3,500 TDV | ||||||||||||||
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| EVENT | ||||||||||||||
| Rae | Norman | ROBERT |
| $400: T (x3) $900: H -$250: E (x3) $400: N (DUD!) | ||
| $1,850 | ||
| $400: R (x2) $700: W $200: B (x2) Solve... Correct! | ||
| $1,900 | ||
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I don't know if Rae solving TWO THUMBS UP FROM SISKEL & EBERT would get that, but she does have $1,900.
| Rae | Norman | Robert |
| $2,800 | $2,000 | $0 |
Wait, did they add the meme trip to ATLANTA in round 4 so I can't just copy/paste my previous typings? That's a shame.
| Round 4: $5,000 TDV | ||||||||||||||
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| BEFORE & AFTER | ||||||||||||||
| RAE | Norman | Robert |
| $5,000: T -$250: E (x3) Lose a Turn! | $10,000: N $200: L (x3) $200: S (x2) -$250: A $900: R (x3) Solve... Correct! | |
| $4,750 | $3,650 | |
| $10,000 |
| _ | _ | R | _ | L | E | S | S | |||||||
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| S | E | R | _ | E | A | N | T | |||||||
| BEFORE & AFTER | ||||||||||||||
Norman doesn't have to listen to the CORDLESS DRILL SERGEANT with $13,650!
| Rae | Norman | Robert |
| $2,800 | $15,650 | $0 |
| $10,000 |
| Round 5: $5,000 TDV | ||||||||||||||
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| PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
| Rae | NORMAN | Robert |
| $350: T (x2) $700: N (DUD!) | Lose a Turn! | |
| $700 | ||
| $250: R (x2) Lose a Turn! | ||
| $500 | ||
DING-DING! DING-DING!
It's that time again! Vowels worth nothing, consonants worth... $5,000!
| R | _ | _ | _ | _ | T | |||||||||
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| PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
Norman: P ($5,700)
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REPEAT AFTER ME, Norman: You win!
| Rae | Norman | Robert |
| $2,800 | $21,350 | P.G. |
| $10,000 | Lovely Parting Gifts |
Rae retires with a 2-day total of $22,825!
Norman can win any of these prizes:
An antiques collection worth almost $28,000!
A Buick Riviera worth over $33,000!
A trip to England worth over $18,000!
A Land Rover worth over $38,000!
The $25,000!
Five prizes still up for grabs, so a full WHEEL to choose from. Norman picks the W
| Bonus Round | ||||||||||||||
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RSTLN E... help a lot, actually.
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CDM A give a bit more help...
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| THING | ||||||||||||||
After a couple seconds of silence, Norman solves LUNCH MENU for the $25,000!
Norman has $46,350 in all cash!
Norman's wife, Jeanenne, comes down to hug him.
Pat Chat: Pat's talking about exchanging phone numbers. Pat talks about how he'd exchange numbers and not even have all of them. Vanna recounts that back in Myrtle Beach, it used to be that you only had to dial four numbers to call someone.
